TopLine Hay & Feed

10/22/2026

I’ll put our local Seminole Feed expert’s information in the comments, reach out and have a conversation 😊
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19pBxk2A8Q/?mibextid=wwXIfr

A huge thank you to
💚🦄💚 OLIVIA MITCHELL! 💚🦄💚,
Olivia Mitchell
Area Sales Representative for Seminole Wellness Feed, for taking the time to drive all the way out to my farm today!

Olivia took the time to answer all my questions about hay cubes, balancers, and about a million other questions that came up along the way! 😂🙌 I truly appreciate someone who is willing to go the extra mile to help us make the best nutritional decisions for our horses.

Having knowledgeable people in our corner makes such a difference, especially when it comes to keeping our equine partners happy, healthy, and performing their best! 🐎❤️

Fancy Fast Friends, if you have questions about equine nutrition in our local area, I highly recommend reaching out to Olivia Mitchell at Seminole Wellness Feed!

Thank you again, Olivia, for your time, knowledge, and willingness to help. We appreciate you! ❤️

Stay Fancy & Fast! 🐴✨

10/22/2026

Click on the learn more about supporting recovery link, it’s a great blog.
Some of the supplements have changed name since the article was written but not the quality and targeted purpose!
Nutrition can be confusing, let bluebonnets expertise in science and research help guide you to the most effective nutrition protocol for your athlete aka best teammate!!!

For our horses, every day is leg day. 🐴

After hard rides, time to recover is non-negotiable for your horse’s performance and wellbeing. With heavier workloads or multiple runs in a week, muscle fatigue can build and stored energy can take longer to replenish.

Support recovery by focusing on:

✔️ Conditioning for the work
✔️ Replenishing stored energy
✔️ Hydration + electrolytes
✔️ Essential amino acids for muscle repair
✔️ Omega-3 fatty acids
✔️ Vitamins E + C

The right nutrition gives your horse’s body what it needs to replenish, repair and prepare for the next ride.

Learn more about supporting recovery ➡️ https://bit.ly/recoveryforhorsesblog

10/21/2026

Are you looking 👀 for a good pasture rye? Do you like more of a Marshall rye grass??? Then my seed girl says you will love Big Boss Rye Grass seed 🤩
It will have a lushness that out lushes traditional slender blade rye grass…. If you’re in a rushness to get planting let us know how many bags you’d like so you can get your hooves onto the cool seasons grass grazing grass ❇️ 🐎💨

10/21/2026

Did you know you can get nutritional questions answered in the tap of your fingers?????????

Here’s one answered 🤩

Do you have a super easy keeper with bad feet?
Check out a ration balancer with the lowest kcals that won’t have you missing any of the great stuff… you know those very special vitamins and minerals 🤓

10/14/2026

Get your 😎 on and use our code TopLineHF at checkout for a discount!!!

With 3 forms of omega 3’s !!!! Your horse won’t just shine they will glow from the inside out!! ✨

Fish oil with a flax seed and rice bran base with an ideal 2 to 1 ratio of omega 3 to omega 6 fatty acids for horses. Improves coat health, immune function, reproductive health, and more.

10/13/2026

The PETSinc Mobile Vet Unit will be at the Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary in Hollywood, SC on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026 from 11am - 2pm with spay/neuter, vaccines, bloodwork, exams & more!!

Schedule spay/neuter here:
https://m.signupgenius.com/ #!/showSignUp/10C0945AAAB29A3F8CE9-65962645-hallie?useFullSite=false

No appointment is needed for wellness/sick visits.

Services and pricing: https://petsinc.org/mobile-vet-unit

Town of Hollywood SC

10/07/2026

What are Omega-3 Fatty Acids?

Omega-3 fatty acids are a type of fat that is essential for optimum health. They cannot be made by the body, they must be consumed through the diet. Omega-3’s are helpful because they have anti-inflammatory properties, meaning they help the body clear inflammation naturally.

Which Form of Omega-3 is best?

Omega-3 fatty acids come in multiple forms. The four most common forms used in the equine diet are Alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), and Eicosatetraenoic Acid (ETA). Each of these varies in chemical structure and serves a different purpose within the body, even though they are all considered omega-3’s.

ALA- To benefit from anti-inflammatory effects, the body must convert ALA into the EPA and DHA forms. Unfortunately, this process is highly inefficient (less than 10% may actually be converted), so the majority of ALA ends up being used by the body simply as a source of calories. ALA is sourced from plants (i.e. flax seed, chia seeds, h**p).

EPA – The body uses EPA as is (no conversion necessary), so it is a preferred form of omega-3’s. EPA’s main purpose is to produce eicosanoids, which help reduce inflammation within the body. EPA is typically sourced from marine life (i.e. fish oil, krill oil).

DHA – The body also uses DHA as is, therefore it is also a preferred form. DHA is highly effective in supporting proper brain function and mental health. It is estimated that approximately 8% of the brain is made of up DHA. Marine sources (i.e. fish oil, krill oil) are also the best way to obtain DHA.

ETA – Sourced from the New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel, ETA is highly effective at reducing systemic inflammation within the body (up to 300% more powerful than EPA and DHA forms). ETA is especially helpful for arthritis and general body stiffness.

Click to continue reading the full article:

Discover the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids for horses, including how different forms like ALA, EPA, DHA, and ETA impact health, performance, and appearance. Learn which omega-3 supplements are best for your horse's specific needs and how to balance their diet for optimal results.

09/30/2026

Have a donkey or thinking about getting one? Great info on their nutritional needs!
Go checkout Dr. Jyme - Feed Room Chemist

Donkeys were built to do more with less.

Donkeys are highly efficient at using calories. Rich pasture, high calorie feeds and added protein can give them far more than they need.

A donkey’s feeding program should focus on:

🌾 Controlled access to forage
⚖️ Maintaining a healthy body condition
🪣 Vitamins and minerals without unnecessary sugar, protein or calories

Dr. Jyme Nichols explains how to build a feeding program around the needs of a donkey in this episode of Feed Room Chemist.

Listen to the full episode: https://bit.ly/feedingdonkeys